Wednesday, January 26, 2011

121 Paper 1 Rubric

Topic:
=> You should all have topics already.
=> Ensure that it is noteworthy enough for the Wikipedia project.
=> Make sure that all of your information can be substantiated by secondary sources.
Sources:
=> You need to cite all of your sources using the Wikipedia guidelines. Do not use the MLA guidelines for this project.
=> Make sure your sources are reputable and trustworthy. Neither blogs, social networking sites, nor personal interviews are allowed for Paper 2, but personal interviews will be required for paper three.
Assignment Guidelines:
=> Write as though your audience are people who plan to write this Wikipedia page.
=> Explain to them where they will need to look in order to find the information.
=> Maintain a formal tone without personal comments or references to “I,” “me,” or “you.”
=> Structure it either by type of source or by how it will fit together in the Wikipedia page.
=> This paper should include an introductory paragraph and a conclusion.
=> This paper should be about four pages long.
=> Be sure to focus on the syntax and ton. It should be properly punctuated and organized.
Grading:
=> The project is worth 150 points.
=> Punctuation and grammar are worth 30 points. The more mistakes you have, the more points this will cause you to lose.
=> Research and sources are worth 40 points. To get all of these points, you must have everything sited correctly and refer to reputable sources.
=> The overall structure, organization and use of information is worth the final 80 points.
Due Dates:
=> Peer Editing – July 19
=> Paper Due – July 21

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